sircatherine45:

You dey doubt am? Make i clear your doubt?

Oya clear my doubt Na. Na Delta I dey o.

ceeceeuwa:

I just tire for that governor!

Their government and bad performance is like 5&6

teebillz:


Money wey never reach dem to share Ibori & Co.

Lol. E go choke them soon.

ArmaniUhuru:
Years to come, we may need to get visa to visit Akwa Ibom.


Always miles ahead.

State filled with tricycles and mini busses.

Mcfi:

Oya clear my doubt Na. Na Delta I dey o.

If no be say na herdsmen, na Agbor, and those Ukwani side dey grow cassava and paddy rice. I nor know for that Warri side. I just dey talk wetin i see supervise

oh

osuofia2:
The south should stop competing with the North. Agriculture is North and North is Agriculture, If it is not Northern Onions please forget it. We are proud to be feeding the whole Nation.

osuofia indeed iberibe egbukwala gi

sircatherine45:

If no be say na herdsmen, na Agbor, and those Ukwani side dey grow cassava and paddy rice. I nor know for that Warri side. I just dey talk wetin i see supervise

Na individuals get am or state government?

Mcfi:


Na individuals get am or state government?

As na Okowa side, na government go put hand. But some low-key men dem get farms for there too.

Government 65%, individuals 35%

But the individual own na just for food, not for sale

Mcfi:

Oya clear my doubt Na. Na Delta I dey o.

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Nicepoker:
State filled with tricycles and mini busses.

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With all due respect to Governor Udom, as an agriculture major, I believe this is a project doomed to fail. First of all, Akwa Ibom is a core rainfall prone state, which doesn't let onions perform comparatively well. Likewise, planting it in a controlled environment greenhouse makes the possibility of failure more obvious.
It will take a lot of electricity and technical know-how to make the project successful. These are lacking in the state.
It would have been better if they invested in snails farming like Ekiti State. They wouldn't need expensive materials to guarantee success. Anyway whatever makes budget swell these days are great ideas for Nigerian governors.

This state is always in the news for good reasons. ALWAYS ALWAYS

MoneyTrees:


Do not be misguided
The rate of poverty in that state is the highest after zamfara, borno etc
I remain unimpressed at how people like OP stoop so low to publish mediocre news in exchange for peanuts.
Same way their govt sold out Exploration and Production rights to Exxon Mobil for 100 years
Illiteracy & Mediocrity
Yet OP & his goons never know cos em youths in that state are just lazy politician ass licking pvssy ass niggars, they like me to bang & drink

A very derailed child spotted! What nonsense is he saying.... Wasted Sperm everywhere.
Mumu

[s][/s]quote author=matrixme post=98650744]With all due respect to Governor Udom, as an agriculture major, I believe this is a project doomed to fail. First of all, Akwa Ibom is a core rainfall prone state, which doesn't let onions perform comparatively well. Likewise, planting it in a controlled environment greenhouse makes the possibility of failure more obvious.
It will take a lot of electricity and technical know-how to make the project successful. These are lacking in the state.
It would have been better if they invested in snails farming like Ekiti State. They wouldn't need expensive materials to guarantee success. Anyway whatever makes budget swell these days are great ideas for Nigerian governors.[/quote][s][/s]

TimmyTen:
This state is always in the news for good reasons. ALWAYS ALWAYS

Yeah

Mikekan30:



A very derailed child spotted! What nonsense is he saying.... Wasted Sperm everywhere.
Mumu

Chai, you really know him wella

NkanAkpanika:

Where is heartland?

Imo state.

NORSIYK:
Is their land fertile enough to make a good produce?

their land is not fertile, because they hardly have rain and there are close to Sahara desert

Great move. In Cameroon( not Douala or Yaoundé), agriculture is a big thing here and food is cheaper.....If not for its currency's value, I will say they are doing better ( but in these places weather is cold).
Almost 24/7 light. Their local rice is the best in Central Africa. Their imported rice is even cheaper in cups( 2 milk cup gives 1 derica rice and 64 dericas+ gives 1 50kg bag of rice),than as bag 21,000-22000 cfa. Soya beans, groundnuts ( when cooked lije beans with palm oil inside)very sweet and sold massively in big sacks ( you buy the quantity you want).....It is well with Nigeria

very nice of the governor to think of this

NORSIYK:
Is their land fertile enough to make a good produce?

Any infertile land can be made fertile.

I wish wike will read this news.